By Ben Dungan He used to patrol the streets. Now he’s walking them. Tommy Dellinger, a Gastonia resident, served in law enforcement for over 21 years...

One Man’s Legacy

Gaston Alive - November 20, 2017

By David Hamrick Most of us don’t think a lot about leaving a legacy, if we think about it at all. But one former Gastonia...

Bourbon: Real, Rare, & Counterfeit

Gaston Alive - November 5, 2017

By Matthew W. Mugavero Picture this. In 2009, my very best friend was about to celebrate a monumental milestone in his personal life, the kind...

Cooking With Glenn: Tortilla Soup

Gaston Alive - November 4, 2017

By Glenn Sawyer I was on the Blue Ridge Parkway the other day just to soak in the change in season. As we drove from...

Local Food Bank Feeds The Community With B.R.E.A.D.

Gaston Alive - October 21, 2017

By Ben Dungan It’s no secret we live in a broken world. Bad things can happen. And they can happen to good people. It’s just...

Cooking With Glenn: Spinach and Feta Stuffed Pork

Gaston Alive - September 10, 2017

The odd weather of August has put me in the mood for fall. Well, actually I’m always ready for fall; I’m ready for soups, hot...

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